There are 2 sessions for this event
Session 1: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Session 2: 4:00 to 6:00 PM
Leaders: Gabe Andrle and Richard Hall
Location: Athens, GA (Clarke County)
Limited to 10 participants
Cost: $40 per person
Difficulty Level: Easy - some walking and some sitting. Area is mostly flat and consists of mulch, concrete, dirt, and wood surfaces. Contact trip leader [email protected] with any accessibility questions.
Rain Date: April 20
How do you attract and observe over 150 species of bird including rarities like Hooded Oriole, Bell’s Vireo, and Connecticut Warbler in a yard that is less than a quarter of an acre? Join us for an opportunity to tour the infamous yard, hear how it all began, get some inspiration, and see some birds along the way. Homeowner, Dr. Richard Hall, and Habitat Program Manager, Gabe Andrle will lead a discussion about what makes this Birds Georgia Certified yard special and how you can work on building your yard list while the group observes the regular yard birds and hopes for some spring migrant action.
Note: Nearby State Botanical Garden Native Plant Sale is from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM - get a head start on your backyard sanctuary.
